Yes, chemical weathering affects the high plains. The high plains are primarily composed of sedimentary rocks, which are susceptible to chemical weathering processes such as dissolution and oxidation. Over time, these processes can break down the rocks and alter their composition, leading to changes in the landscape of the high plains.
Humidity and temperature are the keys to chemical weathering (and to answer a previous poster, chemical weathering is a natural process, though human activity can affect it. Chemical weathering needs water, to act as a solvent and to transport corrosive ions so chemical weathering in arid climates, and in arctic climates (where water is frozen, and so not available) have little if any chemical weathering. Chemical processes are also (mostly) accelerated by higher temperature so the high humidity and high temperature of the tropics is the place where chemical weathering predominates . Contribution of humic acids from soils is also important, and the high rate of growth of plants in tropical climates is also a factor. While the solution of Limestones by acidified water is the most commonly quoted example, many minerals break down chemically, feldspar breaking down to clay minerals would be another important example.
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Weathering and erosion would alter the shape of a rock, as would the application of stress possibly combined with high(er) temperature conditions.
Frost action
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Humidity and temperature are the keys to chemical weathering (and to answer a previous poster, chemical weathering is a natural process, though human activity can affect it. Chemical weathering needs water, to act as a solvent and to transport corrosive ions so chemical weathering in arid climates, and in arctic climates (where water is frozen, and so not available) have little if any chemical weathering. Chemical processes are also (mostly) accelerated by higher temperature so the high humidity and high temperature of the tropics is the place where chemical weathering predominates . Contribution of humic acids from soils is also important, and the high rate of growth of plants in tropical climates is also a factor. While the solution of Limestones by acidified water is the most commonly quoted example, many minerals break down chemically, feldspar breaking down to clay minerals would be another important example.
== == Rocks weather the fastest, due to chemical means, in high rainfall , high temperature conditions.
High temperatures and greater rainfall
the speed get high
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It effects it because it is moving the sand some place else and then later on there not gonna be more sand to be there not gonna be more sand or dirt left in the high plains.
it happens when it breaks down other material and then erosion happens it blows everything away and then it stops moving and thats called depostion
Lots of rain, wind, freeze/thaw cycles. Hot, humid climates with high rainfall promote chemical weathering.
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Places where their is a high concentration of acid rain such as down wind from a coal energy plant. Also rocks that have a high iron content will oxidize rapidly.